Microfilm scanning services in Salt Lake City, UT
Need microfilm scanning services in Salt Lake City, UT? Smooth Solutions, part of the DMI family of imaging companies in business since 1977, converts microfilm and microfiche into searchable digital files for organizations across the country. Every film project is scanned at DMI’s New Castle, Delaware facility, home to a full in-house film lab.
See your own film digitized before you commit: send a reel or a few fiche for a free sample scan, or ask for a free consultation.
Film problems fixed before scanning
Old film is rarely perfect. Our film lab repairs common problems such as scratches, breaks, curl, dirt and brittle or poorly processed film before it goes on the scanner, so you get readable images instead of rejects. Most scanning vendors cannot do this because they do not run a film lab.
High volume, strict quality
DMI scans more than 100 million images a year from microfilm for the National Archives, under that agency’s demanding quality requirements. The same production line handles projects of every size, from a few reels to an entire archive.
Formats we convert
- 16mm and 35mm roll film
- Microfiche and microfilm jackets
- Aperture cards
Learn more about our microfilm and microfiche scanning services.
Ship your film from anywhere
Film is compact and ships inexpensively by UPS or FedEx. We log every reel and fiche on arrival, track it under a documented chain of custody, and return, store or securely destroy it with a certificate only after your written approval.
Indexing and delivery
You receive searchable PDF or TIFF files, indexed to the fields your staff search by, such as name, date, case, permit, account or record number. Don’t have a document management system? Our WebDocs cloud document management system is simple, secure and affordable, and always includes unlimited concurrent users.
Security and compliance
Smooth Solutions is SOC 2 compliant and HIPAA-compliant. Access to your film and images is limited to authorized staff, and every transfer is documented. Prefer to scan in-house instead? NMS Imaging, our hardware division, sells microfilm scanners.
Salt Lake City Microfilm Scanning for Genealogy and State Records
Salt Lake City is Utah’s capital and one of the world’s centers for genealogy, so family history organizations, libraries, and archives hold vast microfilm collections. State agencies, Salt Lake County’s recorder and courts, the Salt Lake City Public Library, universities, and hospital systems hold more.
Genealogy and archive collections can run to thousands of reels, and that is a job for high volume. DMI scans more than 100 million images a year from microfilm for the National Archives. Your reels ship to New Castle, Delaware by UPS or FedEx, and we deliver searchable PDF or TIFF indexed by name, date, or record number.
Talk to a microfilm specialist
- Part of the DMI family of imaging companies, in business since 1977
- More than 100 million microfilm images scanned a year for the National Archives
- Film lab repairs scratched, broken or brittle film before scanning
- SOC 2 compliant and HIPAA-compliant
Frequently asked questions
Can you scan microfilm from Salt Lake City, UT?
Yes. Ship your reels or fiche to our New Castle, Delaware facility by UPS or FedEx. We confirm receipt, scan, and return or store the originals as you direct.
What if our film is scratched, broken or brittle?
Our in-house film lab repairs common film problems before scanning, so damaged film can still produce readable images.
What formats do we get back?
Searchable PDF or TIFF files, indexed to the fields you choose, or loaded into your document management system.
Can you handle a very large archive?
Yes. DMI scans more than 100 million images a year from microfilm for the National Archives.
Get a quote
Request a quote for microfilm scanning services in Salt Lake City, UT. Call 1-800-DMI-4210 or request a quote online and tell us about your film.
Need a home for the scanned files? WebDocs is simple, secure, affordable cloud document management with unlimited concurrent users.
